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Pujol chef Enrique Olvera offers a guide to the capital that takes advantage of its multiculturalism

Demand for fans and cooling devices was 18.9% more year-on-year from January to April, and the June heat wave caused another spike.

TUXTLA GUTIERREZ, Mexico (AFP)— Fourteen administrative employees of the police force in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas were kidnapped Tuesday by armed men as they were travelling along a high...

Fourteen adminstrative employees of the police force in the southern Mexico were kidnapped by armed men while traveling along a highway.

Zona Rosa is a lively and vibrant neighborhood located in the heart of Mexico City.

The motive behind the kidnapping is currently being investigated, with authorities working to gather information and uncover the reasons behind the incident.

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The group, all men who worked in administration in a police station, were snatched from a highway in Chiapas.

Urbane, socially progressive and eager to put Mexico on the world stage, Marcelo Ebrard presents a sharp contrast to the popular, sharp-tongued defender of the country's impoverished hinterlands he hopes to succeed as president. Having followed once in the footsteps of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador as mayor of Mexico City, Ebrard is banking he can do it again in the race to be the ruling National Regeneration Movement's (MORENA) 2024 presidential candidate. This month, the 63...